125 New Employees Placed at Work in Brunswick Yard
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports about 125 new employes assigned to the Brunswick west end yards this morning. This marks the first extensive operation in that section since the strike began July 1. Most work has been in the eastern yards where strike breakers were housed. The new contingent will be housed and fed in the western yard, bringing total Brunswick shop crafts to over 500, roughly half the pre strike level. New hires must sign a contract to stay at least 15 days, improving the company’s labor position. The Brunswick scene is described as quiet with good health and no sickness among strikebreakers.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
West End
Brunswick
Brunsick Yards
Brunsick
Runawick
Frederick
Elpers
Carmen
Tne
United States Labor Board
Tocal
Agen
Deaths and funerals for Bear and Wetzel in Pleasant and Mt. Airy
Mrs. Mathilda F. Bear widow of Henry Bear died at 4 30 this morning from general debility aged 83 years 16 days at George Trundle’s home Mr. Pleasant She leaves Laura Bear Pittsburgh Curtis Trundle George Trundle and Mrs Nichol as heirs Funeral from George Trundle’s home Friday at 8 am with interment in Pawpaw W Va K G Putman director Howard Wetzel Mt Airy died after a week long illness Sunday morning Survived by wife and four children Funeral at Ridgeville MP church Interment Pine Grove cemetery Bowmen Son directed
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Mathilda F. Bear
Henry Bear
George Trundie
Mr. Pleasant
Laura Bear
Pittsburgh
Curtis Trun*fie
Pearl
George Trundle
Sykesville
Pawpaw
W. Va
K. G. Putman
Howard Wetzell
Howard Wetzel
Mt. Airy
Church of
Funerals for Mrs. Virginia Filby and Mrs. Alverta Wise
Two memorial services were held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Virginia Filby died recently and was laid to rest at Mt. Olivet under director Thomas P. Rice with pallbearers Thomas Penn Edward Sharp George Bell John Topper George Kehne and Bion Boost. Mrs. Alverta Wise lay in Jefferson at a Lutheran cemetery with Rev. Robert L Lang officiating and pallbearers Louis C. Etchison Abraham Hemp Ralph E. Caller Calvin E. Fry Morris J. Dade and J T Clayton Dixon. M R Etchison and Son directed burial.
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Virginia Filby Tok
North Bentz Street
W. C. Royal
Thomas Penn
Edward Sharp
George Bell
John Topper
George Kehne
Bion Boost
Mt. Olivet Cemetry
Thomas P. Rice
Personal notices and a suburban home sale in Cumberland area
Purely personal items list residents travelers and visits from Cumberland Evening Leader. G Hurst Paul rests at Urbana. Hann and Little families travel to Virginia. Weinberg in Hagerstown. Cady and Udike Cady return from New England. Joneses at York and Atlantic City. Dorcas and Smith visiting Baltimore Port Deposit. Besant family in Richmond and Southern Virginia. Suburban real estate firm sells Linden Hills lot to Bruce LeGore with September 15 possession. Linden Gilles subdivision near Catoctin Country Club property.
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G. Hurst Paul
Cumberland Evening Leader
Urbana
Wm. C. Hann
Bessie
Kathryn
Frank Little
Victoria Albaugh
Luray
Virginia
Leo Weinberg
Hagerstown
Frank L. Cady
Mies Updike Cady
Thurmont
New England
Carl Jones
York
Atlantic City
N. J
Rebecca Smith
Woodsboro
Baltimore
Map Dorcas
Woods
Port Deposit
A. R. Besant
Catherine
Richmond
Cramer and Stauffer Real Estate
Herbert B. Robbins
Linden Hills
Bruce S. LeGore
Linden Gilles
J. M Goodman
Braddock Heights
Catoctin Country Club
Among the Sick Mr Benjamin 8 Bishi is Confined at Home
Mr Benjamin Bishi of East Seventh Street is confined to his home by Minesa ue Weteon who has agreed to date all the striped salts. The item appears as a fragmented notice from an archival newspaper.
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Benjamin
Bishi
East Seventh Street
Minesa Ue
Weteon
Three Women Injured When Wackine Overturns on Wet State Road
A touring car carrying three women skidded and over turned on the Jefferson state road at King's hill between Feagaville and Jefferson. Mrs George Ryan of York and Mrs Lewis Thompson of Philadelphia were badly bruised while Mr Baldy of Philadelphia suffered a fractured arm. The crash occurred about 4 pm as the wet road caused the vehicle to overturn, demolishing the top and windshield. All three were taken to Frederick City Hospital by a passing car.
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Jefferson State Road
King’s Hill
Feagaville
Jefferson
Baldy
Philadelphia
George Ryan
York
Lewis Thompson
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Autoists Penalized For Being Without Licenses
Half a dozen automobilists were fined $10 and costs after arrest by Officer Henry Nusz for operating without licenses. Other charges were dropped once lack of license was established. Fragments note warnings given before arrests and discuss recurring violations of motor vehicle law. Names include Oliver Jones, Benjamin Gossap, W F Stoner, William R. Dean, William Plater, and Frank K. Dorsey.
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J. Grahame Johnson
Henry Nusz
Nusz
Oliver Jones
Washington
Benjamin Gossap
Middletown
W F Stoner
William R. Dean
William Plater
Pleasant
Fourteen Social Revolutionists Sentenced to Death in Russia
Moscow Aug 9 Fourteen of thirty four social revolutionists accused of high treason against the Soviet government were sentenced to death by the revolutionary tribunal. Several defendants had turned informers. Three were acquitted and the others given prison terms. The death sentences for twelve percent of the first group were upheld with a staged execution pending cessation of counter revolutions. All condemned are to be held in strict confinement. The committee plans to seek pardons for informers.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Social
Revolutionary Tribunal
Central Legislative Committee
Social Revolutionary Party
Regular Organizations Win In Three States
The Republican regular organization held Ohio, with Democrats naming McRae by over two to one for renomination while Toney trailed. In Alabama, Brandon appeared the Democratic governor nominee as primaries concluded. Ohio returns showed Thompson favored by Harding forces for governor and Fess leading the Republican Senate race.
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Associated Prem
Chicago
Ohio
T. McRae
E. P. Toney
W. W. Brandon
Alabama
Carmin Thompson
Harding
Anti-saloon League
8. D. Fess
Pomierene
A. B. Bonabey
Officer John Adams Killed by William A Stultz
The article details the fatal shooting of Officer John Adams by William A. Stultz, the ensuing siege at Stultz’s home, discovery of firearms and liquor, the heavy damage from the confrontation, and the swift pursuit to Baltimore. Adams, a former Junior Fire Company member and popular with students, is survived by his wife and several children.
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Stultz
Walsh
Stulix
Filby
Adams
Baltimore
Albert Gannon
Hiltner
Painter
Alexander
Arthur Jones
Frederick
Ruble Adams
Lula Fifby
Leon
Marshall
Margaret
John Jr
President Probes Mail Service in West Maryland
M C Byers, president of the Western Maryland Railroad, received a note on mail transport delays from E Austin James of the Chamber of Commerce. Byers cites a July 26 connection lapse at Thurmont and promises daily efforts to restore early morning mail delivery important to Frederick business interests.
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M. C. Byers
Western Maryland Railroad
E. Austin James
Chamber of Commerce
Westerns
Maryland
Byers
Thurmont
Frederick
Local Public Sale Involving Household Items At 474 West South Street
Public sale announced by Mrs. Sarah Ainsworth of valuable personal property to be sold Saturday August 12 at 1 30 p m at her residence. Items include two dozen chairs a side board two cupboards a drop leaf table settee couch coal oil stove beds stands chest dishes kitchen utensils carpets and other articles. Also notice of Clyde M Roney offering prompt service after leasing Mountain City Garage shop. Messages of appreciation from the Wise family for flowers and car usage in bereavement. Dr McCurdy and Dr Henry P Fabrney note office absences and hours.
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West South Street
In Memoriam Burdette One Year Remembrance Poem
In memory of Charles M Burdette who died August 9 1921 a year ago the tribute recalls sad memories of a loving husband. The verse reflects on lingering grief and the silent heartache shared by those who loved him most as the day God parted them.
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Burdette
Charles M. Burdette
Cen
Braddock Heights and Frederick Ads and Notices
Odd fellows and Rebekahs take notice with Pen Mar trips and round trip tickets. Auction items list household goods and a 1920 Ford truck. Meetings announced for firemen and local groups. Summer hat sale, summer clearance and estate investment pitch. Local services include taxi, junk shop, cleaning, dyeing, and grocery ads.
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Odd Fellone
Rebekah
Frienda
Pen Mar
Capital Officers and Bank Officials Listed
The document lists officers and staff including WM. G. BAKER as Vice-President, WH. Zimmerman as Cashier, BAM'L DUVALL as Assistant Cashier, JOSEPH McDIVIT as Assistant Cashier, with additional names JOHN S. RAMSBURG WM. G. BAKER D. EDWARD KEFAUVER JOSEPH D. BAKDR THOS H. HALLER.
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WM. G. Baker
Zimmerman
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the Daily News
Jefferson and
Carde
Russia
John Adams
WM. A. Stultz
West
Sarah Ainsworth
Mountain City
Clyde M. Roney
Alverta S
McCurdy
Health Department
Henry P Fabrney
Oll
Scoene BO
W. L. Smith Meat Market
East Patrick
Braddock Heights Community Center
Gale
E. J. Winebrener
North Market Street
Algo
Guy L, Fout
Firemen's Convention Committee
Independent Engine House
Thomas A. Chapline
New York
D. EB. Kefauver
D. E. Kefauver
Third and
Market Streets
Frederick, Md
Braddock
Smith
Gibson C. Smith
New Jersey
P. O
Harner’s
Harner's
J. W. Harner
Drugstar
Choice Fruit
C. Eshelman
McKnightstown
Barger Brothers
Patrick ST
Market ST
Frank H. Despaux
S. I. Tyler
Third
Fourth Streets
Chapel Allcy
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gasticy
John Myers
Easton Frederick
Gitingeh's
Citizens’ National Bank
Redbrick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
Chelrman
Holmes D. Baker
Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Joseph McDivit, Asst
John
Ramsburg
D. Edward Kefauver
Joseph D. Bakdr
Thos, H. Haller
Charles H. Conley, M.D
Peter L. Hargett
James H. Gambrill, Jr, Holmes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
John D. Hendrickson
Jersey
Bradley
Thomas H. Halter
Central Dry Goods Piers
B. F. Duvail
A. H. Roberts
W. Second &T
Gairy
Charles J
West Third Street
LC Barrick
Potts & Griffin
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
Court St
Maerkwood D. Harp
Morov
Bard Os’ Pent
Sue
Fife
Bar- Sal
Subucrsan Aomes
Lofern
Mark Wood D. Rarf
REAL
Pytaian Cactle
Ceah Srna Eatar-Anansy
Oriane Court
Frederick County
A. Lecsers
George D. Long
Albert Gtlson
Agziinistrator Cum Teatamento
R&d
Mantez
Rpore
Ratayte
Cna
Reyal Society
Weols
Ou Goma
Thomas Price
W. N. Jolliffe
Adamstown
Frederck
Buckeystown
Unionville
State Road
Mt Pleasant
Johneville
Patererilte
Adametown
Monrova
Union Bridge
N. Jolliffr
Ney Rhal
Church Street
John N. Clary
MR. Many
Northwest
Real, Estate, Mortgage and Estment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Estate Department
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Mé
Grayson E . Mercer
Grayson FL Mercer
R. R. Station
Grayson
Mercer
Real Estate and Insurance
Friterick, Md
Prthian Castle
Cramer & Stauffer
Noan E Cremer
John A. Stauffer
Lirhana State
Mooniaiedale
Nt Pleasant
Hausen Ko Churen
Erren
Fins Mofern Boms
College Park
Pike
Gramer & Stauffer
HOB Church
Frederick, M4
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